How Will Alex BELFIELD Be Treated in Prison? - CRIMINAL psychiatrist explores
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Former BBC radio presenter Alex Belfield has been jailed for five and a half years.
How will be treated in prison by other inmates? Will he be a target?
How will he cope? Will he be extorted?
If he does have mental health issues, will they be treated?
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#alexbelfield #voiceofreason #belfield
It’s strange, several women in Britain have been murdered by their stalkers, reported the stalking to the police over and over and the police did nothing. Was this because it was high profile,why do celebrities get far better protection etc than the normal people suffering this offence 🤷♀️
Exactly like me
BBC wanted to silence him, they had the jury in the bag
I read a story in my local newspaper about a stalker that smashed his way into the victims house, threatened her with a blood stained hammer and threatened to petrol bomb her house, when she was inside, he got three months suspended sentence, Alex Belfield' s sentence was political, I'm not saying that he shouldn't have been punished, but 5 and a half years was excessive, especially as it was consecutively rather than concurrent.
Because there is a digital footprint with which to track belfields crimes
@@SK-ei4cm what so the police ignore phone calls from victims, make light of the threats and generally ignore scared women because there’s no digital foot print…I’m not talking about investigating, I’m talking about the police taking these things seriously in the first place 🤷♀️
Alex has done videos on mental health, which he took down after a few hours because everyone was complaining about his comments to pull your socks up, so he should listen to his own advice because he did not understand the reality of depression
depression is a state of mind depression, Im still trying workout how he ended up in jail, because violent dangerous crime he did, supposedly sent 1000 email, but they only came up with about 30 something, but the court was happen with lack of evidence, and as for witnesses, they all actored like the had an access they wanted to grind, it all set up five or six pops, at getting a charge to stick, the for four where just dropped, as compete pompoms, like there was nothing there as a crime, the last three, where all presenter Alex had crossed paths with in the context, sending email (As there where emails, send (eg. electronic communication) with normal stuff, if where a ???or something they'd have every email you ever sent, neverminded just the last ones, the had his laptop, that never came up, (the joke the took the radio microphone too, why the mic. mic doesn't record anything, but it would had sentimental value it was the one he did out side recording with long list celebrities, I'm prised it didn't comeback like bag of scrap metal, jigsaw, then back to Jeremy vine, evidence almost all was what would happen in the future,
and they strand bit, the way he talked and the strange way he jumped subject to subject, until you relies court guidance document they must use in stoking cases even throw the judge said this was not conventual stroking, (the was strange from the start) but okay), back Jeremy vines evedence (from the future?,) he gave statement to everyone one of the requirement for all levels of stroking, bearing in mine alex had never as much only ever sent email, as follow up's BBC freedom of information requested, named in requests but the bbc where no where be seen, apart from almost every one work for the bbc, expect one who work for one of witnesses who worked at the bbc,?
and how mental state, like all the witnesses, there was that many mental state problem, I thing medical treatment needed for all the witnesses, they all where acting (in the stage meaning of the word), that much how they recovered so much they all most from end jailing, have almost never stopped tweeting doing UA-cam video,
@@dh2032
Bellend was stupid enough to listen to his ego telling him to represent himself.
The prosecution must've found it difficult to hide their ear to ear stupid grin in court.
@@pauln6803 Yet this self same 'Bellend' swiftly amassed a following of 373,000 supporters, not to mention even more who fit in the category of 'non-supporter claimants'; those who followed him avidly and are still very involved with him even now.
@@leahcar
He's still a bellend for thinking he could adequately represent himself in court.
Pride comes before a fall...
What about the videos were he gave help, and avise.
(By the way, when taken in context, 'pull your socks up' is good advise).
I’ve never seen someone more out of place or unfit for prison than Alex Belfield 😂
@anthony dale Neither do you, either. I just don’t think his campy, pantomime villain shtick will go down well in prison at all 😂
@anthony dale What’s happens if he tries take his own life in Prison, I Mean that has to be worrying for his Parents doesn’t it ?
And there's nothing he can do about it!...
I wonder how Bellfield will get on prison when he calls his fellow inmates “ chunky “
Depends if he calls them that in the showers!
It will be fine.
@@letsdoitnow121 Thank you for sharing your fantasies Haha
Alex will drop the soap in the showers on purpose 😂
I did a week on remand in Armley prison, Leeds in the early 90's. It was slop out back then. I was brought up in a council estate and made some bad choices with car crime. I was just a local lad, but fairly street wise. I kept my head down, no issues in Armley. It was a horrible experience though, one of the longest, most miserable weeks of my life. I cannot imagine how a posh demi celeb like him could cope with 2 years inside.
He's not posh!
He has same background as you. Not that it MATTERS a damn where ppl come from,It's how you conduct yourself in life,in general. You know, majority of people,regardless of big round are just doing their best. Oh AND BEING THEMSELVES!!!!
love your videos and love your sense of humour! rhanks for creating your videos when you have lots going on in your own life x
Alex Belfield is only a ‘celebrity’ in his own mind. I doubt his fellow inmates have ever heard of him outside of social media. He will find that he’s a nobody in prison and will be treated as such. He should be ok if he manages to keep his head down and his mouth shut.
Or his mouth down lol and head ........🤷♀️
Hi Dr. Das I was really pleasantly surprised last night and just on UA-cam when I stumbled upon You speaking with Dr. Drew. I found both of You discussing a range of subjects absolutely fascinating . Growing up I lived in England so I did have some knowledge of the differences between the States and England. I was born in Manhattan but also lived in Bermuda before returning to Canada. Yes it was on Shauns Podcast that I first learned about the work that You do. You are excellent on Your Podcast explaining Disorders and how they can relate to violent offenders. I also enjoy that You are hip with many High Profile Cases in the States. America has an beyond outrages problem as You know with Guns however one can never tell them this or You will be attacked on Social Media with People going ballistic about their right to bear arms. Where as England the Coppers never carried Firearms and relied on the Baton and Shields to handle confrontation. Now because Canada is so closely alligned with the US it does affect many issues here. One being a rise in violent crime and a lot of illegal Firearms in the hands now of children as young as 13 to 16. This decrease and a rapid one of children garrying Guns has Law Enforcement rightly extremely concerned. My apology for writing a speech here Dr. Das. Dr. Drew is indeed a lovely man and like yourself dedicated and passionate about helping patients. I did sense during the Podcast that I would definitely say He is very concerned about the violence and other issues at play that are plaguing the entire country. Many thanks for tolerating this very long comment that has nothing to do with Your Podcast. Cheers.
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I think the sentence was politically motivated.
'They' WANTED to shut him up for being outspoken.
Every November, in front of a lump of concrete in Whitehall,
we are reminded that "they fell, so we could have our freedom."
Really?
As for Alex fiddling, (If he did, because he wasn't on trial for that) can you think of any worse offenders?
You know, right off the top of your head...................people that get away with it, and always will do!
Yes I agree a prison sentence is crazy !!
We love you Alex ❤️
I'm guessing that anxiety & depression are widespread in prison. I'm old fashioned & think prison is supposed to be bloody awful & a deterrent, but career criminals don't really mind going, 3 Square a day, get fit & chill with mates. Hard labour & short sharp shock! Really showing my age now.
they get meds in prison
We love you Alex ❤️❤️
Alot taking the P.. here !!
Your a breath of fresh air Alex xx
We love you ❤️❤️
What a breath of fresh air you truly are...
Respect from North East Thailand.
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welcome!
Stop moving your hands and arms. You’re all over the place. You’re obviously very nervous but just relax and tell your story. We don’t want to see arms and hands all over the place!
It’s stress inducing to the viewer. Makes me feel unwell.
@@Woodman-Spare-that-tree Me too. It’s awful isn’t it!
I read that keeping someone in prison costs a fortune. For some people it might be no more expensive, or even cheaper, to replace the last six months with therapy, the person living at home and attending daily sessions. It might reduce recidivism and benefit the convict.
😂🤣😂
Have u even woched alex bellfield, ever???? I,ve followed him for donkeys yrs!!!! He needs as much therapy as u!!! Or r u in need of help? 😂🤣😂
@@sjmodel69 Do you know he was ringing peoples’ employers and telling them lies that could if true get them sacked? He sent hundreds of threatening letters, saying he would prosecute someone. He incited hatred of countless people especially Jeremy Vine. He displayed obsessive behaviour, persecuting countless people. That clearly demonstrates a mental pathology. By the way, your English is atrocious.
Great analysis doctor das
yo shaun. wha gran?
He has a large following and upset the powers that be.. so they threw the book at him.
Interesting stuff. Thanks for sharing 👍
In Canada, the suicide prevention system is a locked
room with no tv or window. You cannot leave and are rarely visited.
If someone had tried it with Tyson would it effectively have been a world title challenge?
Personally I think it was harassment, but they've gone to some lengths to reconfigure the definition of another crime to add weight to the offence.
Agreed.
This is all about issuing a warning to others that dare challenge the status quo.
Have you read the judges summary? he got what he deserved
@@noelward8047
If thats so why are the likes of Russell Brand, Mayer Tousi, lotus eaters etc not being prosecuted they have a larger fan base than belfield? The answer is they have not indulged in a vindictive campaign lasting years. I have a roll of tinfoil if you need a thicker foil hat.
9 years of harassment! Sounds more like stalking to me. Many other people challenge the status quo and manage it without stalking anyone.
@@noelward8047 He didn't challenge any status quo. He's a bitter old queen with an ego problem! He hated the fact the BBC had given him the push and that's the only reason he went all anti and started targeting people he was jealous of. Threatening to out someone for being gay (despite being gay himself) and accusing them of having sex with strangers in car parks.
Poor Doddy, I hope she's in safe hands
I’m sure Tarquin will service his needs
Where’s all the money Alex ?
@@HungryGhost999 he went to LA , haha and then what was left he gave some to me haha
@@HungryGhost999 He bought a new mini grand piano and holidayed in Las Vagas.
@@Puppypaws04 London Majorca Sweden Florida Las Vegas blackpool 😂
"celebrity"?? Unheard of before stalking case!
He was not suing BBC, as he obviously made ppl think until the big reveal!
So other prisoners know this ,And know he's being sent money.
He might get some BBC in prison.
I enjoyed his daily news with a sense of humour and so sorry to see him taken down. But! He did say he would take on the chin what ever the sentence was. Just another brick in the wall. No one is perfect. And may be its a case of, if you judge you don't understand and if you understand you don't judge. He is doing his time. ! Thanks for this assessment ❤️
I'm sure he'll be taking it on the chin.....ooofffttt
@@ianc4681 indeed, when you are thick skinned.. you can do that
@@jeanthornton2107 He'll take on the chin alright. He'll be gagging on it the nasty man
Dr D, I wondered why you put black dots over the eyes of celebrities in the thumbnails, because it actually freaks me out lol.
I dont care about bellend, its the dog that needs looking after
He was a very talented radio presenter, (i'm no big fan by the way), but he knew his job. He could have gone far, unfortunately, he let personal grudges get in the way. I get the feeling that if NONE of this had happened, he could have been a very successful radio presenter with a commercial channel. As in ALL our lives, if you lose favour or friendship with an employer, just move on......don't make a fight out of it, nothing good will come of it.
I'd say Belfield was untalented.
Depends on if you find homophobic slurs and unfunny catch phrases entertaining.
@@patrickbateman9197 Oh dear. 2022 summed up, right there.
@@patrickbateman9197 I was of course talking about his 'presenting skills' as opposed to the content. Apparently, for a long time, he was a very successful presenter. It was only when he stopped 'towing the line' and 'veered off in his own direction' and, as you say, started to offend a lot of people that his bosses became unhappy with him. That's what lead to all this in the first place. I must add, I lived in Leeds for over 30 years...never even heard of him before the lock downs! :)
@@madspaniel4271 I don't know what "very successful" means? As you say, you live in Leeds and had never heard of him. I'd never heard of Belfield until the court case and a load of victims came out got some attention seeking, which made it a media worthy story.
@@patrickbateman9197 His radio interviews of famous personalities are excellent.
The one thing I have noticed about Belfield. Is his arrogant smug attitude. I have never heard him say anything positive about anyone only negative. Always pulling others down, and a bad influence to others., who seem to love his hateful videos. I can only imagine the harm he has done to others. Instead of a roaring lion with a thorn in his foot. He will be more than a frightens kitten inside, with no smug arrogant smiles and attitude. Will he have learned anything?, II doubt it will change him and his behaviour?. I doubt it. But prison will teach him a good lesson.
Yes, that suggests that he has deep insecurity. And click bait works better by taking someone or something down, rather than being positive. That is a criticism of social media in general.
Anyone that boasts they are "The voice of reason" has got to be full of shit.
I see many comments crying about Belfield getting the book thrown at him and how it's the BBC and the system conspiring to get him...
To which I answer that he must be a big time egotistical idiot to think he could effectively represent himself in court against the police and prosecution, people who's careers are based on using what people say against themselves!
@@StillAliveAndKicking_ So true. I agree.
Have you ever watched any of his work ?
Not the clips you cling to ... a whole video, unedited ?
(I am sure you have not).
@@StillAliveAndKicking_ I suspect the only 'click bait' you have fallen for are the sites that have sprung up ... trying to cash in with their, out of context commentary Haha
What he will struggle with, is the other youtubers coming out to comment on him. He cannot reply and will probably not be allowed to. Being a Narcissist, this will be hard for him.
haha yes
though his flying monkeys will be around and tell him everything
Will Jeremy Kyle be imprisoned next for his offensive exploitative strategies?
No got a gig on talk tv.
His biggest problem in prison will be his arrogance... He doesn't see that he's done anything wrong and his persona could cause him problems if he has arguments!
He'll be loved by everyone and there's nothing he can do about it.
Yes indeed !!!!! We love you Alex !!! ❤️
The legal system is soooooooo corrupt !!!!
No free speech left these days only for the very evil governments hey !!!!!love you Alex &doddy God bless you both 🙏
You should think about sex offender therapy lol…if you think this is a normal thing to say…
On a different topic: How do they deal with prisoners who have severe claustrophobia, can they be sedated?
They probably don’t care.
I'm afraid I think Alex Belfield is a bit of a nob - but I feel his sentence was absolutely ridiculous - we're talking about hurt feelings here and someone being repeatedly rude.....for sure it's not very pleasant but a prison sentence is crazy and simply not proportionate - and I'm judging this within the context of my own experience as a current sufferer of 'perilous' (as my psychiatrist described it) PTSD so I'm mentally very fragile - I was also recently a victim of hate speech (from a hospital receptionist of all people)....the last organisation I wanted to talk to were the police - the health provider dealt with the issue very well....so Alex is rude and offensive to some but a criminal requiring a custodial sentence he is not....
he was doxing people
He will be like the rest , after a few weeks get use to prison life and then start to enjoy it , the rest will do his mental state good , he will have a tv sports etc , and will enjoy being away from the ignorant way of life this society in this country produces, And this video and this bloke is what I mean what does a 25 yr know he is still a baby in life
Find your hand arm movements most annoying.
I hope that he will get treated better..we know that this was all wrong..because child abusing isn’t seen as a crime.yet Alex was wrongly treated
He'll be treated as well as he treats everyone else in prison.
Likely he'll be put on a VP wing where he'll get no bother whatsoever. Even if he's in general population his crime doesn't carry any sort of target on his head. So as long as he shows respect and doesn't get involved in drama, he'll be fine
i agree, there are loads of men in prison like him... he will be amongst comrades
My son was on ACTS for 3mths on remand. HMP Hewell tried to take him off it ( this was the first time in really trouble . He was in a mental hospital where the whole thing started ) he was let out on tag for 3 months which he had to stay with ne .
Well, that was interesting.
Obviously, it had to be broad based ... I found the extreme example a little spooky.
I have watched all of his VOR videos, even met him at a show.
Alex is an entertainer, (I think he will be the MC for the Christmas party while inside) 😄
His demeanour, comments, opinions, and views were not shared by others;
remember the good old days, were we could agree to disagree ?
(I find it strange that people presume he made a vast fortune from the initial donations.
The £16 k was forwarded to various charitiesat the end of the case).
Its amazing how much a person can adapt to their environment. It can be a shock at first. Thats why some people can become scared of leaving prison. I've had a few mates get sentences for some fairly low level offending and they did ok. I also know someone who has done just under 28 years over various sentences and he is doing okish on the out but it took many years to adapt to living outside. Then again i think the uk has got it wrong when it comes to prison. Norway seem to have a better way of doing things.
Like many people who work in prisons, including prison officers, you think you understand what prisoners go through and how they will react to others and situations - you don't. Only those who have spent time 'behind the door' really do. Alex Belfield will be ok, even admired. He will be seen as someone who has kicked back against establishment types and been unjustly punished for it. Yes, sex offenders are despised and are certainly at the bottom of the pecking order. Even the lowest of the low need someone to feel superior to! But, apart from that, if there is a common thread running through the minds of most prisoners it is a strong resentment, even hatred, for authority - especially unjustly and unfairly exercised authority. Alex Belfield will benefit from that.
agreed. He will have loads of flying monkey narc friends
I loled when u slapped urself xD
I didn’t understand why he hit himself, was a bit strange lol
Stalkers are seen as lower level nonces
Agreed.
Actual stalkers deserve everything they get.
Belfield is an actual convicted stalker 😂 that’s a fact and there’s nothing you can do about it
@@therealtruth4898 That's fair enough.
The question is, are you happy that people, such as PC's, with 'strange content' on their phones walk free ?
Why is it that there is such an imbalance in sentencing ?
That is the actual problem.
Hurt someones feelings .. Gaol.
Hurt a minor ... Nothing !
Any updates ?
This "Dr" loves himself big time
What's not to love?
Let's be clear. Alex Belfield did not stalk anyone in the true sense of the word. That is, he did not physically follow or harass anybody. He did no more than post comments (that caused offence) on the internet. He is not a mass killer. 😂😂
Let’s be clear. He made at least a dozen people very distressed some almost to the point of suicide and some trolled for a decade.
Read the court transcripts, and yes a rapist or killer should go away for much longer
@@highdownmartin He called out BK for a very specific email BK released. BK set the ball rolling in this process, helped along by Hewis. Instead of responding to Belfield's request for clarity, Hewis ignored Belfield - alas, no law against ignorant and wilful rudeness. Hence, the obviously unwelcome emails to BK and Hewis became profoundly persistent. Had there been no big attachment to the BBC, and had Vine been the man in the street and not a BBC protected entity, this situation is similar to many that occur in everyday life with ongoing feuds and disputes. The sentence AB has received is ridiculous. His legion of haters and critics, similarly greater in number than his actual honest followers, hasn't all realised yet that although 'free speech is not stalking', nor was this. The Belfield jury bought into the hype, the carefully crafted victim statements and the BBC presence, and found him guilty of ...sending many emails and making silly videos. British justice, 2022.
Shut up you have no idea what you’re talking about. Read the court transcripts.
You think the sentence was harsh - the judge went on the old tariffs. His sentence was on the money and should be the bar.. The new guidelines for these offences have doubled. If Belfield appeals he might get his sentence moved to these new tariffs. He might be on the hook for more charges if more people come forward and then there are those morons who sent him money wanting their money back. The free speeches in his death throes turned of comments on his UA-cam channel. It’s certainly an entertaining sh*t show - with people with ties to him going very quiet
@@leahcar You obviously didn’t follow the trial properly or you would know that Alex stalked and harassed BK for 9 years, well before the email was retweeted by Hewis in 2019. Also Hewis retracted the tweet and apologised, but Alex continued to harass and stalk him relentlessly involving Hewis’s family too. This case was never about free speech or the BBC. Two of the victims he was found guilty of stalking had no connection to the BBC. It was about one man’s personal campaign of stalking and harassing many people over many years and making their lives a misery. He got what he deserved - end of.
Uhuh. He'd be given anti-depressants. Which will not make him better and would give him new problems he didn't have before.
Fingers crossed he has enough sense not to put himself in the hands of prison quack then.
So if the experience of prison proved to much for him and he committed suicide in there, is that the punishment he really deserved?
Well he was telling others to commit suicide
That would be his choice .he's where he belongs .I remember him on a plane first class eating grapes going to Florida while begging for money he's a grifter and as I suspected a homophobic gay man .he's sick
He encouraged many people to commit suicide on his UA-cam channel and also on Twitter discussing jumping off car parks and had photos of ropes all the time. Maybe he will practice what he preached
He got 5 years because he conned people out of money and the distress he caused people. It was more than stalking, it was the way he went about his crime. I think that he will cope perfectly well and I doubt he will do the full term of the sentence.
No crimes committed, it’s all fake. Learn REAL LAW.
@@notyou1484 yeah right... the Earth is flat, Covid is a conspiracy, the royals are great, yaddayada
Before 5.00am??!!!?? 😳
He'll write a book then bounce back
Great.. sound professional advice. 🏴🎉
My worry is the damage he will to the other prisoners 😮
they will be narcissists like him, they will be friends
They might stalk him 🤯
Couldn't he do some stuff for the National prison radio station they have
There not gonna let him anywhere near a radio station or internet .that's what he was doing when stalking people ffs
Mike Tyson. The undisputed truth on UA-cam he says he never had any trouble and lived life of luxury
They see it on the news
I thought there was a special unit set up for the high profile offenders ie Max Clifford, the other dodgy BBC DJs and presenters, Rolf Harris etc were kept. Perhaps this is the best place for Mr Belfield?
He seems to value the underdog. I'm sure he'll have a small clic where they can moan about the injustices of life. Prison radio will surely apeal to him for a job. His crude humour is a good icebreaker, but I feel his arragance and nastiness will be his major downfall inside, and yet maybe through that, a huge learning curve?
Exactly, he will use humour but the nastiness will be accepted as he will be surrounded by very nasty males
Hello just found your channel. I think Alex sentence is crazy . You get less for child abuse /murder . 😢
Dr , your audio is very low!
AB probably get probed by a group of trans women but still maintain a stiff upper lip
Alex is mentally strong. I believe he will be just fine. His 'crime' is soft and the fact he's in jail for it is criminal in itself.
Yes I agree !! It's all so corrupt the legal system ,...we love you Alex ❤️❤️
He is mentally unstable
cant speak for prison myself but secure units are very edgey especially on the lower wards! If someone says another is a nonce you stay away from them even though its probably a delusion but you only question it when recovery begins yopu have to try at least then keep taking them to tribunal then plead your case
Very clever move to get him safe
You obviously aren't too busy working for and being paid by nhs .
We should all be afraid, if we can get locked up for years, for speaking nasty words!
Called communism.
If they're a nonce, they get jugged in prison!😳
I followed Belfield and I think 5 years is much, because people from the BBC was just as much to blame then they cried about what came back to them, no innocent people in this.
Alex will be able to say " Hello Chunky" everyday.
Hi Doc, this is all conjecture, alex is doing well.
He'll be keeping a lot of fellow inmates Happy...
Writing as an expat now living in Australia, and have worked in prisons. Thankfully wasn’t familiar with AB prior to his case. He comes across as very camp, is he gay? I only ask as this would impact his reception in prison significantly.
Im no Mike Tyson but I was jailed for GBH sec 18 no one tried it on with me ,kept my head down done my time , no issues inside.
I think his prison officers will love him, they love blokey mysogynist humour. He is a manipulator. I expect he will be the prisoner's best prisoner 'as he will make them laugh'. He will join any entertainment groups etc. He may even try to cheer others up as he is an 'entertainer' He will use comedy to get what he wants. Like others in jail, he will think he is innocent and have no remorse. He will befriend anyone who makes him laugh and who laughs at his jokes. I think he will have a very different experience from normal bog standard prisoners. What will happen to his house and mortgage when he is thrown in jail? What do people normally do, sell it or transfer it to someone else? Now I am going to hear what you say on YT..will be interesting.....Thanks for your expertise...
I do think he should have been jailed it just shows how much the BBC has power over people that stand up to them if it not in the BBC interest then your done if you have power over the BBC then you do what you want one word Jim
The BBC doesn't have that sort of reach.
Belfield decided (after a big pile of Charlie or something else to seriously cloud his decision making?) to represent himself in court.
What a bellend, thinking he would do alright against the police and prosecution!
Y'know, people who have careers built on verbally tripping others up!
The prosecution would've carved him up and served him to the judge raw.
@@pauln6803 Alex did very well in court. The prosecution even tried to use an edited video to prove something that Alex was accused of. His lawyers were confident of a win as there was very little evidence against him. It was obvious that the witnesses called were briefed on what to say. They all claimed to be suffering from fear or anxiety. None of which was proved. But worrying that seemed to be enough for the courts to find Alex guilty. The BBC and the police needed Alex to be silenced and out of the way. And the corrupt legal system helped them out with that.
@@frankauriemma7671 his lawyer actually did not represent belfield because they new Alex was done for his lawyer told belfield not to take the stand because the prosecution would have ripped belfield to shreds seems to me you are in another world
@@pauln6803 Could it be that it is your mind that is clouded ?
@@jeffreygrant45 His Lawyer told you that ?
Interesting.
That's strange.
Prison ?? Good God 👀
A shadow of his former self 😇
Don't be so hard on yourself.
@@noelward8047 not everyone will understand the pun...
@@mrsmallpinky9041 Humm.
You have me thinking ... I like it.
I admit that I do not understand your pun.
Traditional interpretation would be that someone has become a ghost.
Another could be that sunshine marks our path.
Then, of course, we have Peter Pan.
Interesting.
Thank you.
Is it ethical for a psychiatrist to discuss the mental state of a specific individual on a public forum? Just asking.
Well one thing's for sure he definitely ain't coming out of the big the same man that went in
Bel field needs investigating on the donations as he’s clearly guilty of fraud
So true. He asked for them.
Which prison is he lightly to go
hopefully one in Rwanda
Do you think that Freemasons ever really go to prison?
In GOD we trust
He has got a huge bank account, which he begged members of the public for.
it seems a bit harsh compared with what certain ex models keep getting away with , tho he is male so wouuld expect harsher treatment ,,
What is this obsession with ab everyone has now? Sad little people on UA-cam making videos on a convicted stalker.
What next show his breakfast?
I have to admit i have never heard of him!
He can come out that damn closet now
At least he will get help. I have had none.
He won’t cope he will be missing his m&s food . He’s where he should be
could someone hold his hands please
need to rethink his actions and be humble. Hope he is OK
5 years don't see Belfield being able to curb his enormous ego - he's desperate for attention wants to be the centre of adulation - he needs a crowd to feel important- don't think it will be long before he annoys or disrespects the 'wrong' prisoner.
I thought it's unethical, and against medical standards, to provide a professional psychoanalysis assessment and opinion on someone's mental health without actually performing an examination in person?
Additionally, wouldn't you need their permission to discuss your assessment publicly?
Would your videos worsen Belfield's state of mind? Potentially aggravating any conditions he suffers from?
You are correct.
That is why is was not what you thought ... listen again.
@@noelward8047
Thanks. I should have also mentioned I was also including Dr Das' previous psychoanalysis video of Belfield.
It's not the done thing, especially under a code of medical ethics, to "diagnose" someone without conducting a clinical examination in person, and make it public.
Not sure I follow your comment about "That is why is was not what you thought... listen again"
Could you explain please what you mean? Thanks.
@@patrickbateman9197 Thank you for mentioning someones elses work.
I am not sure that you are paying attention.
You use inverted comma's ... Why ?
You make no sense.
Where was this Clinical Examination ?
Did you listen again ?
@@noelward8047 That's the point. There was no clinical examination and yet the Dr is making videos about Belfield.
Doesn't matter how many times you watch the video it won't change the fact there was no clinical examination.
It's a basic fundamental of psychiatry to never diagnose a patient based on reading a court verdict and watching a few minutes of their UA-cam channel.
What I don't understand is, should a medical professional even be giving his psychoanalysis of someone in such a public manner?
I thought medical ethics demanded the identity of the subject be anonymised.
Would you find it funny if Dr Das started making UA-cam videos, without your permission, about your MH issues? And Dr Das used your picture and name without permission?
Why is this no mark still getting attention he is converted stalker and doing time. Time to move on
I think he will make loads of friends, lot of misogynic narc people there, he will have a lot in common. The prison warders will love him too. He will make people laugh. I think he will come out even worse than he is.
He's a low-level conman. I think he'll largely be ignored in prison.
Alex was a manipulater and got what was coming to him. He has lied loads! The only good thing about him was the fact that he gave nurses a voice when their jobs were threatened due to them not wanting the jaab.
Oh dear.
You seem conflicted.
Was there reaaly only one good thing ?
I am interested in these lies you claim ...
please provide links.
@@noelward8047 I'm not conflicted. I just know that anybody who gave the nurses a voice in them times deserves some credit. But after looking into it there is an obvious reason he got 5 1/2 years. Here is a link from a guy he used to work with in Alex's younger days ua-cam.com/video/jN--LzAEMyk/v-deo.html
@@onone9149 'Looking into it'
Did you ? Really ?
Have you seen a video of Alex talking a person into opening their backdoor ?
Live, on air. I suspect not.
This new trend, trawling back though social meadia should worry you.
Look to Australia ... where a person was sacked ... for something someone else said !
Are the reasons so obvious ?
Be honest, at least to youself.
Question everything.
@@noelward8047 Did you watch the link? What did you take away from it. Honestly✌🏻
@@onone9149 Yes.
Next question.
(I have seen it before, by the way).
Who knows what ever ? Wrongly accused of what
It depends how he is how he acts and if he can make em laugh from the start you never know he might just get through it its different for everyone its just the luck of the draw
He tries his forty year old jokes in prison they will string him uo
@@peterthonton7695 They a still funnier than those in 2022 !
@@noelward8047 you would say that Tarquin we know Noel ward is one of Alexs aliases your on every channel commenting how great he is your scammers
@@peterthonton7695 'We' Haha
Your deperation is showing.
Maybe aliases are your style.
We are honest.
Belfield is a man that likes to be in control and my perception of him is someone that would seriously struggle to keep his mouth shut and accept a submissive role. Let’s face it, he has a mouth like a workhouse oven in normal circumstances. Prison however, is a completely different environment to normal life and what he is used to dealing with. I don’t like anyone who has conned others out of their hard earned cash but I guess if people are silly enough to fall for the hard luck story then more fool them. He isn’t someone I instinctively like, he’s far too big headed and full of himself as they say. Prison should never be easy I guess, after all, it is a punishment and supposed to make him reflect on the things that got him a custodial sentence in the first place. It does sound like he put some people through a great deal of misery.